This timely and beautifully designed book gathers together leading Pacific artists, poets, activists and cultural thinkers in a dynamic discussion about Pacific
feminisms in the visual arts. Examining shared histories and current issues facing the Pacific through the complementary lenses of contemporary art, creative and
critical writing, Declaration: A Pacific Feminist Agenda is unique in both focus and scope. By melding critical analysis with poetry and personal narrative, Declaration
provides a provocative, multi-voiced challenge to the legacies of colonialism, suggests new directions for feminist thinking about the Pacific, and discusses
some of the most pressing issues of our time: the climate crisis, gender equality, Indigenous sovereignty and collective leadership.